How much work would you have to do

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Solve the all parts of given problem:

Problem: The potential difference between two plates is 500 V and the separation between the plates is 7.00 cm.

Part A: An electron is released from next to the negative plate. What is its velocity when it is 2.00 cm from the positive plate?

Part B: How much work would you have to do to move a proton next to the negative plate to 2.00 cm from the positive plate?

Please show all work so I can fully understand all concepts! Thanks.

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